start> run> cmd

[Guest]

Why when i run this command does the following come up on screen?
C:\Documents and Settings\Mine>
All other examples I find of this only have "C:\" why is mine different
and does it matter?

 

[FrankV]

It puts you at your default which is "C:\Documents and Settings\Mine".

FrankV

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Why when i run this command does the following come up on screen?
C:\Documents and Settings\Mine>
All other examples I find of this only have "C:\" why is mine different
and does it matter?

Instead of relying on some inbuilt defaults, create your own
shortcut to the Command Prompt, using this command line:

cmd /k cd \ & mode con lines=50

It will start in C:\ and it will give you a much larger screen.

 

[Guest]

Instead of relying on some inbuilt defaults, create your own
shortcut to the Command Prompt, using this command line:

cmd /k cd \ & mode con lines=50

It will start in C:\ and it will give you a much larger screen.


Thank you, that resolved my problem.

 

[bbunny]

Right click, Command Prompt, Properties, start in = C:\